R Workshop Series for Researchers: Basics

R Basics, Data Wrangling, Visualization, Version Control, and Reports

UW-Madison libraries are offering R programming Workshops for researchers in February and March, 2019. The intended audience is anyone at the University who is working with tabular research data (including graduate students, faculty, research staff, and undergraduate researchers) and would like to learn how to automate data processing using the R programming language. The content is based heavily on the R Ecology Data Carpentry content, but will cover useful skills for anyone working with tabular data. Later sessions go beyond the Data Carpentry Lessons to cover how to use git version control within R Studio and writing reproducible reports using RMarkdown.

Registration is by workshop, not for the entire series.  See UW-R-Workshops for more information or contact Tobin Magle, Steenbock Library.